Sentence examples for about a heritage from inspiring English sources

Talk about a heritage: the Berlin Philharmonic's is as venerated as they come.

About five years ago, Patrick Martins of Heritage Foods USA told Mr. Edwards about Berkshire pigs, a heritage breed with a talent for accumulating fat in its muscles, and a high proportion of enzyme-rich, flavorful red muscle fibers.

In that sense, there is a slight air of pastiche about both shows: a heritage recreation of TV of the past.

She means it, too; Ruthie Collins is all about appreciating everything that a heritage is made out of.

Willingham and the Irish are facing a Michigan team that knows much about a winning heritage.

He spoke about "a rich heritage" and "special history and tradition".

It has a heritage of about 5000 years and its cultural heritage should be certainly protected and enhanced.

"The book had an influence far beyond the particulars of what he wrote about," Mr. Heritage said.

Even during his best years in the mid-1990s, hadhad a love-hate relationship with the news media, which needled him by writing about his mixed heritage, a taboo in Japan.

Don't ask Mr. Maramotti about "classics" either, as though his products were about an immovable heritage.

DC/J-YF: I think the reason why they should read Asterix is because it talks about a common cultural heritage, in a way.